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World War One Engagement Centre: Voices of War and Peace

War is not the Answer: The Peace Pledge Union and the Great War

Improvements in Welfare of the Blind

‘La Guerre des Moutons’: Remembering 1918 from 1968

‘Lest we Forget’: Muslim Service in the Great War

‘Girls Who Would Fight’: Young Women and the Call to Arms

The Volunteering Women of Worcestershire

From Flanders to Helmand: a study of chaplaincy and change in the British Army, 1914-2014

Not Just Jam and Jerusalem: Pershore Women’s Institute

Refugee Relief during the First World War

Harsh Realities: The British Army and the Problem of 1915

These Dangerous Women

Children in Wartime: The Effect of War on School Children in Pershore and the Surrounding District

Belgium Refugees in Pershore and Evesham

Memento to Memorial: Leicester’s War Memorial Journey

Women Doctors in the First World War

The Role of Sphagnum Moss in the Great War

Glasgow University’s Great War: Chaplains and Theology Students

Mothers First! The Women’s Co-operative Guild’s Maternity Letters

Archibald Allan Bowman’s war experience

Shot at Dawn- Lest We Forget

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Legacies of the First World War Festival: Diversity – programme now available

11th February 2019 By Nicola Gauld

Legacies of the First World War Festival: Diversity

22 & 23 March, Midlands Arts Centre

The full festival programme is now available on our Eventbrite pages and includes a keynote lecture by David Olusoga, dance & music performances, a Virtual Reality installation & presentations by community groups from across the country: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/voices-of-war-amp-peace-first-world-war-engagement-centre-6924527751